Medical malpractice insurance is a problem not only for doctors.

The final bill also would force doctors to pay for more malpractice insurance.

"The real problem is bad business decisions by malpractice insurance companies."

Now they seem to be the bottom line and malpractice insurance coverage.

So when are you going to settle down and buy some nice malpractice insurance?

Both companies are major players in the fields of construction and medical malpractice insurance.

Their decision puts them at the center of a national debate over medical malpractice insurance.

"The best malpractice insurance a doctor can buy today is to be nice to a patient and listen to him," he said.

But he said the increase highlighted the need for malpractice insurance reform.

Malpractice insurance rates soared, however, particularly in the late 1990's.

All the closings were because of problems with malpractice insurance.

"Let's just hope your malpractice insurance is paid up," Kevin said.

Such an increase could send the cost of malpractice insurance skyrocketing.

And malpractice insurance premiums have been declining for the last two years.

In particular, what physicians have to pay for malpractice insurance has soared throughout the country.

Q. How much malpractice insurance would you advise them to carry?

Problems with malpractice insurance and putting the environmental bond act into effect could have been fixed.

The doctors said malpractice insurance rates in Connecticut had increased about 35 percent this year.

He added that their malpractice insurance shields the county from liability.

And rising costs of malpractice insurance have forced some doctors to "close up shop," he said.

How was a much-sued doctor able to get malpractice insurance?

Malpractice insurance for Newton, his wife and corporation paid $4.5 million as a result.

Doctors say their fees must rise due to the increased cost of malpractice insurance.

"My malpractice insurance here is three times what it was in Connecticut.

And doctors said that two groups were seeking financial backing to start new medical malpractice insurance companies in the state.